Super Admin Mode for Angie in WordPress is here!
Super Admin Mode can execute PHP, make database changes, and access your file system, i.e. it's a highly capable developer working by your side.
Obviously this means that one wrong move and it can mess things up (just like a human dev), so we highly recommend using Super Admin Mode on a staging or local site.
If you want to see more about what Super Admin Mode can do for you, check out our latest live demo webinar: youtube.com/watch?v=5KdvHSq9…
Give it a try! Angie is available for download in the WP plugin repo (search "Angie"), and free to use ✨
Angie just got a lot more powerful. 🤖
Watch as @miriamschwab walks us through Super Admin Mode, a new way to give Angie read-write access to your entire WordPress stack so you can make real changes to your site without leaving the chat.
Bulk updates, live debugging, SEO fixes, all from a single prompt. Scale it without scaling your workload.
Activate it when you need it, switch it off when you don’t.
Try Super Admin Mode today and let us know your feedback!
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for Elementor Day in Krakow, and who came to learn about how Angie can improve your WordPress website creation productivity and workflows ❤️
Elementor Day happened because someone asked "can we do a Version 4 workshop at WordCamp Europe?" Problem: speaker applications were already closed.
So we tried something I'd been thinking about - a mini @elemntor conference the day before WordCamp. People are already in town, why not spend a half day learning about V4, Angie, and Sticklight, and connect with the team.
Imran Siddiq joined to share his story and connection to Elementor. People engaged, asked great questions, and we wrapped with dinner.
The experiment worked. Thank you to my colleagues for organizing and delivering great talks, and to everyone who attended 🙏
See you today at our booth! First floor, follow the pink 🩷
#WCEU @WCEurope
Elementor Day is starting right now in Krakow - workshops on Angie, the Atomic Editor Version 4, and Sticklight, with Imran Siddiq presenting. Dinner and a raffle tonight.
Find us if you're here: wceu.elementor.com/
Revisions are now available in Angie Code 🎉
Every time Angie modifies a snippet, it saves the exact state from before the change with the actual code and configuration. All you need to do is open version history, pick the state you want, and restore it.
Think of it as version control built-in to your AI work in WordPress.
This can be useful in longer build sessions, when one late iteration undoes work you invested in getting right.
Angie Revisions are available to all users including free tier with daily credits.
Learn more: elementor.com/blog/angie-rev…
Version 4.1 of the @elemntor editor integrates Angie directly into the Atomic Editor workflow for the first time.
Three new things you can do:
Generate reusable Components from a prompt - describe the layout and exposed properties, Angie builds a native Component. (Elementor Pro)
Create Forms and Tabs from prompts - describe the structure and fields, Angie builds a starting point directly in the editor. (Elementor Pro)
Build Variables and Classes from a design direction - describe your typography scale, color tokens, or spacing system and Angie creates them as native parts of the atomic design system.
Full details: github.com/orgs/elementor/di…
The Angie Prompts Library has 100+ tested prompts ready to use.
Open it, pick one, and it injects conveniently directly into the conversation so you can just start building.
There's lots to try, but here are some recommendations to get a taste:
- Interactive dock menu (macOS magnification effect on hover)
- Publishing activity overview (git-style content heatmap for your site)
- Ripple effect image (WebGL liquid distortion on hover)
- WooCommerce product marquee
prompts.elementor.com/
We'll be at WordCamp Europe in Krakow, June 4-6, with a booth on Level 1 showcasing Angie AI for WordPress, and the Atomic Editor live.
The day before - June 3 - come to Elementor Day: a half-day of hands-on workshops on Angie, the Atomic Editor V4, and Sticklight. Imran Siddiq from Web Squadron is presenting. Join us for dinner and a raffle after.
Elementor Day registration is full, but you can join the waitlist: wceu.elementor.com/
More details: elementor.com/blog/elementor…
Angie grew so fast that we didn't get a chance to announce reaching 40,000 active installs - and now we're already at 50,000 🥳
This growth is driven by developers building things they say they would have skipped before. A developer in the Italian WordPress community documented this directly - custom accordion widget, per-slide background images, three iterations, 70% time saving. His framing: AI eliminates the slowest part of the process. The architectural decisions still belong to the developer.
Thank you to everyone building with Angie 🙏
Super Admin Mode is now available in Angie ✨
Some WordPress site management tasks live past the admin dashboard: database queries, file-level edits, one-off PHP operations. Those normally require SSH access, cPanel, or a developer call.
Super Admin Mode changes that. Opt in to give Angie root-level access to your site - then describe what you need in plain language and Angie executes it.
Activate it and see what it can do for you.
elementor.com/blog/angie-sup…
Episode 6 of the weekly Angie Live webinar focused entirely on video 📹
Three builds, all done live from prompts:
* An accessible pause/play control for Elementor background video containers - no native option for this exists in Elementor, so a community member asked if Angie could build it. I pasted their exact question in and it did.
* A scroll-controlled video hero widget - video plays frame-by-frame as you scroll down the page and reverses as you scroll back up. One prompt to build a full custom Elementor widget.
* A video marquee, built by taking an existing entry from the Angie prompt library (Moving Image Gallery) and adapting it for video instead of images.
I also demoed Plan Mode for the first time - instead of going straight to execution, Angie asks clarifying questions before it starts building.
For the accessibility feature, it asked things like: should this apply to every page, or just specific ones? Where should the button be positioned? Better questions up front means fewer revision rounds.
You can catch the whole episode here: youtube.com/watch?v=kPQKCCWh…
Revisions are now available in Angie Code.
Every time Angie modifies a snippet, it saves the exact state from before the change - not a reconstruction, the actual code and configuration. Open version history, pick the state you want, and restore it.
Most useful in longer build sessions, when one late iteration undoes work you spent real time getting right.
Available to all users including free tier with daily credits.
elementor.com/blog/angie-rev…
Antonio Colucci needed a horizontal accordion slider for his services section - customizable fonts, colors, images, and a background image per slide, all controlled from the Elementor panel.
He built it with Angie Code. Three iterations, one production-ready widget.
His framing: AI handles the slowest part of the process; the architectural decisions still belong to the developer.
Full build story (Italian): elementor.com/community/it/c…
Each week we go live to demo Angie's capabilities. Angie is Elementor's agentic AI for WordPress that lives by your side in your WordPress admin, helping you build highly customized code, and also taking care of general maintenance tasks.
Just to give you an idea of the things we build live, on last week's demo we covered creating an interactive text element for giving your site more character, adding duplicate post functionality to your site (removing the need for any extra plugins), and how to build a V4 footer with Angie.
You can watch last week's demo replay here:
youtube.com/live/fA0ucW-4GfY
This week we'll be showing you even more fun useful things you can do with Angie, so I recommend you tune in. We'll be streaming to YouTube, LinkedIn and Facebook.
Add to calendar: addevent.com/event/6r8sl7d93…
Every day we're seeing more and more people installing and trying Angie in their WordPress sites, and every day they're building shiny new things that they never dreamed they could make.
And that momentum shows: we just passed the 30,000 active install mark in the WordPress plugin repo 🎉
Big thanks to our community for jumping in and making Angie part of their workflow. Please keep telling us what’s working well, what isn’t, and what you’d like to see next 🙏
Angie's Cloud Library is live!
Every snippet you build with Angie Code can be saved to your personal library, and you can then import it to any other site in your account without rebuilding. You can tweak and iterate on it with Angie too - restyle it, adapt it, make it fit the other project.
If you accidentally delete a snippet from a site, it's in your library and you can restore it instantly. Note that importing a saved snippet to another site uses no credits.
Over time your library becomes a toolkit of tested components - testimonial layouts, before-and-after sliders, media carousels, custom content blocks - that are ready starting points for every new project instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Learn more here: elementor.com/blog/angie-clo…
See a live demo of this from yesterday's webinar: youtu.be/fA0ucW-4GfY?t=1109
Websites are about to get a lot more interactive.
You may have seen the news about Chrome's new experimental HTML-in-Canvas API that lets developers render real HTML into canvas and apply visual effects with WebGL. Designers are already experimenting with cursor-reactive text, 3D transforms, and shader-driven animations.
But since this won't be in production for a while, you can build these kinds of experiences already on your WordPress site: using Angie ✨
Variable proximity effects - where text transforms based on how close your visitor's cursor gets - are one prompt away with Angie Code.
Describe what you want. Get a fully editable Elementor widget. Control the color, timing, and motion yourself.
This is what standing out looks like when every site starts feeling the same.
Want to see more like this in action? Join us at our live webinar tomorrow at 16:00 CEST where we'll be demoing real use cases: evt.to/f5cdj6lxjzpc
Angie retweeted
WordPress wasn't built for AI, or was it?
In this opinion piece, @miriamschwab makes the case that two decades of open infrastructure, hooks, and 60,000+ plugins have positioned #WordPress perfectly for the AI era.
therepository.email/it-turns…
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Angie retweeted
AI doesn't require WordPress to become something it isn't — it was built for this moment, writes Miriam Schwab.
therepository.email/it-turns…
Describe the before & after slider you want. Angie builds it as a real Elementor widget - style it, resize it, control it visually. No extra plugins needed. Get Angie free on WordPress.org: wordpress.org/plugins/angie/
Tomorrow we're going live to show how Angie builds interactive WordPress features from a prompt - animated page transitions, a chat bubble for visitors, dark mode, all in real time.
Join us Tuesday, May 5 at 16:00 CEST 👇
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